Monthly Archives: January 2008
Don’t Stop Looking For A Doctor Job Too Soon
One of the most common mistakes doctors make when searching for a job is to stop looking for a physician position too soon. After years of training and weeks (or months) of job searches, many doctors stop just short of … Continue reading
The high cost of physician recruiters
There is a common misconception among residents, fellows and doctors looking for jobs that physician recruiters are free. They’re not. While it’s true that a recruiter will not charge an initial up-front fee to the doctor for the job search, … Continue reading
4 Signs Your Physician Job Search Isn’t Working
The beginning of a physician job search is usually filled with promise and high expectations. Doctors, whether soon to be graduated residents or physicians who have practiced for years, imagine that they will simply choose the location and desired hours … Continue reading